In January 2002, a snowy playoff night in Foxboro changed the NFL forever. The Raiders thought they had the game sealed. Tom Brady had fumbled. But then came a call almost no one had ever heard of — the Tuck Rule.

What followed wasn’t just controversy. It was the spark that launched the New England Patriots dynasty, altered the course of Tom Brady’s career, and left Raiders fans crying foul for decades.

In this episode of Brain Bites, we break down the infamous “Snow Job”: the blizzard, the hit, the rule, and the what-ifs that still haunt football history.